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SuperAGI Security

Security of SuperAGI's self-hosted deployment — its web UI exposure, marketplace plugin risk, agent memory backends, and what the default install leaves open that you need to lock down.
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Thoughts on the new SuperAGI 1.0 release notes - did they fix the .env file exposure issue?

Last post by Tom Eriksen, 16 hours ago

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Step-by-step: Replacing SuperAGI's default JWT implementation with a more secure library.

Last post by Ryan T., 21 hours ago

Posts: 20
Views: 6


Beginner mistake I made: Leaving the default admin credentials. Rotate them IMMEDIATELY.

Last post by Chris P., 1 day ago

Posts: 27
Views: 6


ELI5: What attack surface does a self-hosted SuperAGI instance expose to my network?

Last post by Liam F., 2 days ago

Posts: 2
Views: 5


What's the best way to monitor agent memory (Redis/Postgres) for unexpected data exfiltration?

Last post by Oliver Dunn, 2 days ago

Posts: 1
Views: 4


Showcase: I built a policy engine that intercepts and approves/denies agent tool execution.

Last post by Mark O'Brien, 4 days ago

Posts: 14
Views: 3


Step-by-step: Isolating SuperAGI's network traffic with VLANs and a dedicated firewall.

Last post by Raymond Cho, 4 days ago

Posts: 16
Views: 3


Am I the only one who thinks the default SQLite DB for agent memory is fine for small, trusted setups?

Last post by Sam HomeLab, 5 days ago

Posts: 14
Views: 1


My results after 30 days of running SuperAGI: A log of every unexpected behavior I had to contain.

Last post by Ari W., 5 days ago

Posts: 1
Views: 3


Comparison: SuperAGI's internal memory vs using an external, audited database like PostgreSQL with RLS.

Last post by Tomislav Horvat, 5 days ago

Posts: 7
Views: 3


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